Xfce is the king of stability, but it comes with a limited set of features.

You could try cinnamon, thought that would meant using linux mint, as cinnamon and linux mint come in a pack.

I think we are making big mistakes ditching it.

Renewables have two problems that need to be complemented by other type of energy source.

1.- they take a lot of land. As energy demand increases the amount of land taken is going to reach a limit. Then what?

2.- Most renewables have low momentum. Mostly only hydro have great momentum. This is critical for net safety. My country recently falled into a total blackout among other things because our energy composition (high on renewables) had low momentum and couldn’t handle some inestabilities.

For a complementary energy source we have 2 options, burning coal/gas or nuclear. Out of two options I prefer nuclear Sadly every country that ditched nuclear because “renewables are the future” ended upping up their gas/coal consumption for energy production. Most famous example being Germany.

I do think a mix of renewables and nuclear is the future we need to achieve.

Sadly most western societies only look on the short term. And a good national nuclear plant is a long term investment, most governments won’t look so far after the next election, so here we are.

How does that break GDPR.

They even allowed to charge money if you want no ad related cookies.

Most webpages are like pay 1€/month or accept the cookies. Totally legal and within law. Another instance of EU institutions being lobbied into supporting business above people.

I suppose the worst case scenario is old people having to work because they cannot retire as soon.

They are already saying it that new retirement ages would be in the 70s

Not ideal, but far better than starving or being homeless because you don’t have resources for so many people.

Is one of each an option?

If so, yes. It could be interesting.

I wake up. I live in Spain without AC. I dissolve in my own sweat.

It’s the difference between trying to stitch together a pipe and trying to stitch together perfectly one by one all the threads of a cord.

We cannot even reattach those cords within the same person when part of them break (spinal damage) much less do a transplant.

Love the game.

Hate how it used to work flawlessly in linux, plug and play, even had native versions. And since repentance we have to use proton and do some fixings because controller related bugs that years and tons of updates afters they seem unable to solve.

Lower birthrates are less an issue that people think.

For any living being self replication can explode incredibly fast, and it’s usually the case when numbers dwindle, due more resources available per person.

Big birth numbers are more worrying and limited resources lead to fast “too little resources for everyone” situation.

I remember reading that part of what took Europe our of the dark ages after the black plague was that survivors thrived in an post plague environment. Also remember reading that dutch population growth actually taller because after so many people died survivors got more meat and food in general available to them, so their children grew a lot.

So in general I’m always more worry about high birthrates than low birthrates.

Imagine you want to scale your desktop at 125%.

On X11 it was really hard to so so, and not very good. It basically worked by doing some strange tricks with the resolution, tanking performance and making it having numerous visual bugs, screen tearing or blurry fonts. And you often had to close and open the session for it to apply.

With wayland is possible to have fractional scaling without those issues. With crisps fonts, performant, and everything just working as expected. Also it could change easily within the session.

But wayland allowing for it doesn’t mean that all compositors have implemented it. Most still have issues. I think KDE was one of the fews that just recently anounced that they solved that problem and that you can scale the desktop without any worries.

That’s the thing about climate change.

One place can do everything right…if the other countries in the world doesn’t do the same everyone is fucked regardless.

It looks like good prices. But every single one is out of stock

Right now wayland implementation differs a lot in each compositor.

KDE is probably the one who is doing the better and most up to date implementation of wayland right now.

I tried it just yesterday.

Wayland support does exist in cinnamon. You can enter a wayland session and it will work. But it doesn’t bring to the table all the expected wayland improvements, like for instant perfect fractional scaling.

What distro do you use?

I found KDE to work better in some distros than others.

For instance Fedora KDE is not the best, I had it being sluggish last lime I tried it. Now I’m on Opensuse KDE and it’s flawless.

Also I have found KDE surprisingly working better than XFCE, but I think most of that has been because wayland support.

At least this is the answer to the question I had “why OpenAI ‘donated’ all that money to rust foundation”

It would be amazing if they had arrived to the Americas and ask some natives about how they call a place and they said “this? This is New Amsterdam. We don’t know what’s Amsterdam but this is a newer version of it”

With one account you used to be able to have multiple profiles.

I used to have a profile on my parents account. Never linked any email to that profile.

We obviously quite the subscription when they didn’t allow profiles to exist in different houses.

Other enjoying their time with sports usually involves destroying the city and making the streets completely insecure for several nights. Like what happened in Paris when the PSG won.

Everytime I wish my country doesn’t qualify. It’s the worst.

And if they win they ruin the city.